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Ola Källenius of Daimler discusses the high-tech and high-touch marketing of an iconic brand.

What do you do when there are more than 6 million words to be processed by human translators in a short period of time?  EPIC Translations was selected to provide its document translation services for this massive project that had to be completed within 6 weeks.

Early strategic decisions required by German companies interested in selling their products in the U.S. market

Overview of best prospect sectors, major infrastructure projects, significant government procurements, and business opportunities.

One Belt, One Road (OBOR) has the potential to be the world’s largest trade platform, encompassing one-third of global GDP OBOR’s success will depend on the availability of massive funds and the ability to properly deploy those funds Enthusiasm for OBOR has so far been fairly strong, and many parties are invested in making it

Industry leaders emphasize the importance of four management practices in a transformation. Few industries are facing as much external change as pharmaceuticals and medical products, whether it be sustained global demand and the need for drugs and devices, accelerating cost pressures on health systems,

The fast and furious growth of the country’s Internet finance industry will inevitably slow. Companies need to begin positioning themselves for sustainable success. China’s Internet finance industry has boomed in recent years. The country leads the world when it comes to total users and market size; financial-technology (or fintech) start-ups are mushrooming, as are company

DETROIT — EPIC Translations today announced it is part of the largest-ever U.S. delegation to Hannover Messe, the world’s foremost trade fair for industrial

As the world grows in both wealth and population, so will the demand for energy: global primary-energy consumption is on course to increase 25 percent between now and 2030. At the same time, concerns over pollution and climate change are forcing business and government to think hard about how they produce and use energy.

The growing demand for products that are “good enough” and competitively priced has pushed medical-product manufacturers to develop strategies to attract and retain this new segment of customers.

Mobile Internet Automation of Knowledge work The Internet of Things Cloud Technology Advanced Robotics Autonomous and Near-Autonomous Vehicles Next-Generation Genomics Energy Storage 3D Printing Advanced Materials Advanced Oil & Gas Exploration and Recovery Renewable Energy

It’s a demographic sweet spot of enormous potential. With the developed world (Japan, Europe and to a lesser extent, the US) getting older, and emerging markets getting both bigger and richer, the market for things that make consumers healthier is set to expand. And it is already a very big deal (see chart).

  The digital revolution is well under way for pharma companies. We spoke with 20 leading executives to find out how they cope—and what they do to stay ahead.

In the past 20 years or so, manufacturers have been able to reduce waste and variability in their production processes and dramatically improve product quality and yield (the amount of output per unit of input) by implementing lean and Six Sigma programs.However, in certain processing environments—pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and mining, for instance—extreme variability is a fact

The world economy’s operating system is being rewritten. In this exclusive excerpt from the new book No Ordinary Disruption, its authors explain the trends reshaping the world and why leaders must adjust to a new reality.